... THIE proceedings in Parliament have, during the present week, possessed an unusual degree of interest and importance. The principalsubjects of discussion have been, the propriety of' taking the claims of the Catholics into consideration, and the ex- position of the law. promulgated in a late circular letter by the SECRtETARY OF STATE. We regret to have to add, that the result of these ...

... To CORRESPONDENTS. Extract from the Moravian Missionary Report next week. 000000 On Wednesday last, the Twentieth Annij. versary of the London Missionary Society was held, and the first meeting according to annual custom took place in Surrey Chapel. The Rev. Thomas Chalmers, D.D. one of the Ministers of Glasgow, and Author of a number of truly valuable works, preached a most eloquent, ...

... (Conaliruedfron .7Ur. Orren's Report of the Causes ofthepresent Distresi.) I now submit to the Cointuittye the follow- ing Plan, fouinited oln the toregoing priiipleF, which, it is presumed. will combine all the ad- 'arftaies that have been entimerafed, mnd, in pro- gress of time, lead to many others of equal im- portance. A- the seeming novelty of the Plan might pos- siblv induce a bastv or ...

... General San Martin's dispatch to the Su- preme Director of. Buenos Ayres has been received, giving the particulars of the defeat, by which the pos- session of Chili reverted to the Patriots. The action does the greatest credit to the Commander in Chief, as well as the officers and men who fought under him, and certainly it can be considered as no otherthan a iprelude to tile conquest of all ...

... LEEIDS, SATURDAY, AlAY ;3. The Picture of the Battles of L.INY ai WATERLOO, nov exhibiting in the Music.-iall, m il remain open a short time longer, which will aff'lrd an opportunity to those who have not already vi~ited this interesting Painting. to gratify the laudable curio- sity it eonriot fail to excite. -- ce Advecrliscimrilt. Onn tile second readinX of the Salt l)aties Bill, Mr. ...

... SU:4AIMARY OF MU. OWEVN'S PLAN. A Fv.tmmairy of t;ite livnnta2-es to he derived frot ltle exe.f'i tC s*i'h a plait way be pr:sernt- ed usdw-r tiefolio tiog heatds: 1. E]spei Sive as such a system for the oIein- ployedl pour may' a p e.ar to a snp,:fii6iaI ohs-rter, II seit I - fol I: ,On lt Vt re I- ee. 1 Ritt 0 I, hb tVtotS ?? o drstoord a]l tbh. etrrtsq Ien teef iten a 6omvbittotion, to bP ...

... SUNDAY SCHOOL ANAN1IVERSARIES. On Iliondly lost, the Second GeneralMeet| ing of the Stnriay School Union was he'l in this plaee tl Upwards of 2000 children and teachers assecusbhled ra v t!c Mixed Cloth lial] Yard, and walked in plocession I ?? to Salem Chapel, when ail excellent and ap- fn propriatssermon was preasched by thle 1Rev. Ei Parsons, Y tromn '2 '1IirD. iu. 15. The meeting for- ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AlMy 27, REVOLUTION IN THE BRAZILS. His Majesty ship Tigris, of 42 guns, Capt. Henderson, arrived at Portsmouth onl Saturday, from the Leeward Island station, last from S. Kitt's in 42 days, bringing dispatches for Government from licar- Anih l Harvey; annauncing a revolution in the Brazils, which took its rise on itie 7th ult. in the pro. vince of Pernambuco, but has ...

... M2TSSIONAJI Xi A.N I17'fESAR 3' On the-i.~~~i,,js;tiull. slid thlt two .h I Iow i ltf days, the ?? S-eicty ?? its TVcttv-Third AnniversarY, inl 111oillo, when thre various services W ere Mlost nui.me),reusly attended, and en increased Interestwas evidenced, bo th if] filrnurofthc liberal end christiarl principles upon wbich thle Society is fountird, 5.5s 15ve11 as thle inter,,stinl objec~t at ...

... ?RF~tIMl'ARY OBSERVATIONS. (Cnittittrstifrom .Mtr. Otnrn's RepIort qY tire Ccauses tif-the 7rres.r1it Distress.) 1 pt-^n-~ed. therefore, vith the stl.Ject, aind shali en' eav-iru to show in what manner adv'an- ?? e-topi ment can bh found for ita the poor wsd tcirkiog rlasses, tinder ati arrangetnemnt vvhich -will permit rre'thanical itmpoveniersrs to becairied toainy extelnt. Under Wire tei ...

... TILE M ?? THIE MERjCURty. ._ r_ _ :s . . THAT formidable plot against the Consti- tiction, which furnished the ostensible pretext for Ltpuving tile people of this country of many of their chartered and most valuable rights has vanished into *j-in air; not a trace, not a vestige of it can any where be found ; and we shall also look in vain for ay proof of that more atrocious conspiracy which 1 ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Afh,, 14. .The Newv York papprs state the arrival tile!re of a vessel from Mfargaretta, with intelligence that General Bolivar had, on the ioth of Fcbruary last, with less than 100o men, completely defeated the, army of the Royalists'at Barcelona, consisting of S000, of whomn 1000 were killed, wounded, and taken priso- ners. The Leeward Island packet, arrived this week, ...